Wednesday 2 March 2016

How to protect from the itchy

3. A nurse hands you this burns outpatient resource. Do the following:
  1. Find (Ctrl-F) the number of times itch, itching, itchy, or itchiness appears.
  2. Write down 2 do’s and 2 don’ts when feeling itchy.
  3. State in your own words 5 steps for bathing.
  4. Write down 3 rules regarding diet

  1. itch 7
  2. itchy 2
  3. itching 4
  4. itchiness 1
2_1- What will You do when you feeling itchy?
• Wash your skin daily with warm water only, as soap may dry the skin and hot water will wash away body oils. • If you are wearing pressure garments make sure you are wearing them as instructed and rinsing all the soap out of them after washing. Keep wearing your garments, as the pressure may help with the itching. 
Press a chilled, damp cloth (over the garments) on to the itchy area to reduce the redness. • Massage moisturiser (Dermaveen or Sorbolene) into the healing skin to prevent dryness and flaking. Dermaveen has colloidal oatmeal which helps to reduce itching. 

2- What won't you do when you feel itchy?
Do Not Scratch as this will not relieve the itching. Scratching causes blisters and raw areas over the healing skin. 

3_First remove your clothes.
Than wash your head and your body with water.
Than put some shampoo on your hair and rinse it with water.
After that wash your hair with water and remove the shampoo.
Than put some soap on your fiber and rinse your body with it.
Finally wash your body with water to remove the soap.

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